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One of the first color e-ink phones in the world.

https://gitlab.com/zephray/glider

An "open source" e-ink monitor along with lots of information about e-ink.

https://www.pine64.org/2021/08/15/introducing-the-pinenote/

A premade linux e-ink tablet?!?!

https://remarkable.com/

A very polished, linux, but not super open e-ink tablet.

https://maxogden.com/kindleberry-wireless.html

I found a nice little project someone made a few years ago. They took a raspberry pi + kindle and made a wireless e-ink computer. The kindle joins a hotspot on boot and ssh's into the pi. Definitely not an ideal setup, but a working one.

https://inkplate.io/

A basic recycled e-ink panel + microcontroller with wifi.

http://dasungtech.com/

A fancy e-ink monitor.

bsandro  hello cyberpals. I've got a somewhat unusual situation -
         monochrome display on a modern computer
bsandro  what would be the most common TERM denominator for that setup?
         xterm-mono is available only for linux it seems
    jcs  vt100
bsandro  :V thanks! I somehow dismissed it as a solution at the very
         beginning
bsandro  thought it would be inferior to modern-looking "xterm-mono" or
         something, like some keys wouldn't work but from the looks of it
         - all is just fine
    jcs  is it an e-ink screen or something?
bsandro  yeah, 13.3" dasung display
bsandro  2200x1650 resolution, looks quite nice so far
bsandro  thanks again! vt100 looks good everywhere yay
         (openbsd/linux/macos), all that's left is to figure out why
         pageup/pagedown buttons not working
bsandro  (upd: fixed by vt220)